This is beautiful, greetings from a great admirer of Mr. Donnelly from Argentina.

Is the arm still around today?

Brilliant ❤

Where is the arm today?

Magic ❤

my uncle!!!

Hi Brian,great info😀 I am going to record a video for my utube channel tomorrow on Drumbeg bridge and church.There is a certain captain William Stuart buried in the church,and a concrete slab says that he was cut to pieces along with his escort during the 1641 rebellion at Kilcullen Bridge.Do you know if this is the same place mentioned in your video?

I LOVE THIS TOWN

Hermosos lugares,saludos desde Argentina, familia Slamon descendiente de Irlandeses !!!

Wowowo, Repeated cooling and contraction caused hexagonal cracks called columnar joints in extruded lava, creating stone pillars 30 to 60 centimeters in diameter. The area is dotted with famous sites uniquely named for their shapes, the Giant’s organ, an array of 12-meter-high pillars like a pipe organ, Giant’s boot, a boulder big. A local legend tells of an Irish giant who built the causeway in order to cross the sea to fight a giant in Scotland.

What a load of bull

Well done Emma sooooo talented ❤️

Well done Lorraine and Ger the exhibition looks great. All your hard work and dedication shows in your exhibition Lovely report Brian

Keep up the good work! All the best and good luck with growing your channel. Did you know that you could use smzeus . c o m?! I think it would really help you grow your channel!!

Thanks so much for the help out guys. We really appreciated all your help. It paid off in the end. The film is on our channel now.

Well done. Im sure brightened everyones day. What a wonderful town we have, Kilcullen ☘

I will miss his jokes, he passed away two weeks ago

Beautiful town! Great to see all those involved keeping it that way! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

Brigs me back to kilcullen !

NOTE: Updated version with extra material and corrections to two names here kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3ilk5mOgL11l68